04-27-06 12:26 PM
The Biztalk build process will not save your custom xslt file. If you make
changes to the custom xslt and not saved the file, and then build these
changes will not be reflected in the assembly.
Greg
"jemkem" <jemkem@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I have 2 projects: a messaging project and an orchestration project.
> The messaging project has all my schema defs and maps. All of the maps
> use custom xslt. And of course, the orchestration project references
> the messaging project and uses the schemas and maps defined in
> messaging.
>
> I changed a custom xslt, and tested it with my test input message. Saw
> the changes as expected. Built the messaging project. Deleted the
> reference of the messaging project from the orch project, re-added the
> reference and rebuilt the orch project.
>
> Deployed both projects, restarted the application host, bound and
> started the orchestration. Applied the same test input message and got
> an error that indicates that the change in the custom xslt wasn't
> recognized. Undeployed everything, deleted assemblies from the GAC,
> rebuilt messaging. Removed messaging reference from orch project.
> Added a suspend shape to the orch, re-added messaging reference and
> built. Deployed, etc. Used test input, found suspended instance,
> popped it into the debugger, inspected the message and saw that the
> change still wasn't recognized. The addition of the suspend shape was
> recognized, but the change in the custom xslt still not seen.
>
> Before I tear everything down and rebuild again (because I've tried
> some or all of the above several times, plus anything else I could
> think of), does anyone have suggestions as to what I need to do to
> jiggle this thing into seeing the change in the custom xslt?
>
> Thanks!
> Jay
>
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